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OT: Epstein

Bondi made her initial demand for the docs while Patel was stilling in confirmation meetings. Initially, the FBI handed over a couple hundred docs and said that was it. Well, a whistleblower in the Bureau told Bondi, "Nope, there are thousands of docs and the NYC FBI Field Office was holding them.
That's when Bondi told Patel to get ALL the docs and then investigate anyone who had a part in withholding them; fire anyone who was involved in withholding them.

I hope Bondi and Patel have VERY good security otherwise they could wind up committing suicide like Epstein.

That's one of the things I want answered. Who killed the guy...how lame and dumb do they think we are that cameras just happen to not be working while good ole jeffrey decided to rid us of his presence?
 
I didnt expect so many posters to sympathize concealing a list that could contain dozens of millionaire pedophiles...so if you saw that coming, good intuition lol
It really depends on whose name might be on the list. Some do not want their chosen XYZ to have anything uncovered that might prove that they have made a bad choice in support.
 
It really depends on whose name might be on the list. Some do not want their chosen XYZ to have anything uncovered that might prove that they have made a bad choice in support.
I'm sure it's all about convenient truth....we already know one "bad 🍊 man is on it" so I think for most people we'd rather just lock on to that, and say "see you can't expose the list without talking about your boy!"

Which i think, to your point, is just a deflection....yeah we know he's on there. We also know he has a history that is well recorded with him moving away from Epstein. So the convenient truth is he's on the list. The whole truth is, he's on the list, but probably wasn't involved in the diddling.

And so my take. Yeah he's on the list....so what. I want to know everyone on the list. I want them all to be vetted. And if you can pin any of them to doing something bad, regardless of who they are, then I want that too.

I mean is it more beneficial for a certain president to bring more attention to it, if he's hiding something? Or is it more beneficial for him to say "yeah there are a lot of people on that list who probably didn't do anything?" Just seems like a risky game to play if you're hiding something, and it seems to upset other people more than this administration when it gets talked about.
 
Yeah imma not down with that line of thinking...."you have money so i'm going to destroy your reputation forever, but because of the size of your bank account i don't care what happens to you.." Hard pass on that.
No one is destroying anyone's reputation. Does the government really need to hide who people associate with?
 
That's one of the things I want answered. Who killed the guy...how lame and dumb do they think we are that cameras just happen to not be working while good ole jeffrey decided to rid us of his presence?
Add to the list of not knowing:
Who brought cocaine into the White House that every square inch under surveillance?
Who planted the bombs on J6 also in an area that was extremely well surveilled?
Who was Crooks? Why haven't we heard more and his life totally wiped clean?
Who was driving the Tesla that blew up in front of a Trump building in Vegas?
Who was the guy who plowed through a crowd in New Orleans? Noting that he and the Vegas guy were at the same base.
Why has almost every President vowed to release the JFK files but never have?
Reported;y, files in the FBI have been deleted like crazy but there certainly must be multiple redundancy programs so what are they hoping to accomplish or hide?
 
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Exactly.... You stated it perfectly. Another shiny object to distract the masses. A great way to reinforce that hatred and distrust. Another in a long line of comments and accusations that never truly flourish into anything of merit.
Aren’t you the guy who calls people names on an anonymous message board?
 
If you think either side gives a fck about us regular people, you're a fool.

I choose the people who will run things the way I think it should be dun...no perfect choice exists...but run things as how I see fit (like everyone else)....Never really thought much if they cared about me. I assume they don't love or hate me...they want me to choose them, their caring prolly emds there. .but they're hired by us to do a job.
 
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The story is that it was a likely intelligence operation. Ran by whom is questionable. But it was likely the US and other countries. Imagine how much illegal stuff they let go.
Russia loves deals like that and our own CIA has used “honey pots” to gain intelligence.
 
I'm sure it's all about convenient truth....we already know one "bad 🍊 man is on it" so I think for most people we'd rather just lock on to that, and say "see you can't expose the list without talking about your boy!"

Which i think, to your point, is just a deflection....yeah we know he's on there. We also know he has a history that is well recorded with him moving away from Epstein. So the convenient truth is he's on the list. The whole truth is, he's on the list, but probably wasn't involved in the diddling.

And so my take. Yeah he's on the list....so what. I want to know everyone on the list. I want them all to be vetted. And if you can pin any of them to doing something bad, regardless of who they are, then I want that too.

I mean is it more beneficial for a certain president to bring more attention to it, if he's hiding something? Or is it more beneficial for him to say "yeah there are a lot of people on that list who probably didn't do anything?" Just seems like a risky game to play if you're hiding something, and it seems to upset other people more than this administration when it gets talked about.

We don't want the list.....we want the tapes.
 
One side is 100% corrupt, the other about 70 to 75%.....
There are a few honest people in government on either side. I am sure. None of them we have ever heard of, but hey the social media and biased news outlets have their back. There's money in it for them too.
 
And, trust me I am not victim blaming at all, but how do these underage girls end up there?

Do their parents or parent not say something like "Hmmmm, yeah, so this sounds a little odd, I don't think I am going to let you go"
There are A LOT of bad parents out there. Many of them are also single parents with drug addictions to boot. But I would guess that most sex trafficked and kidnapped girls are runaways.
 
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There are A LOT of bad parents out there. Many of them are also single parents with drug addictions to boot. But I would guess that most sex trafficked and kidnapped girls are runaways.
Oh for sure most of them are kidnapped or runaways.

I guess I mean for this island though, I feel like they were not kidnapped they were like "models" and stuff, I guess I just don't get it.
 
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There are A LOT of bad parents out there. Many of them are also single parents with drug addictions to boot. But I would guess that most sex trafficked and kidnapped girls are runaways.

In the Netflix documentary I watched, they weren't runaways. They were just normal underage girls who wanted to make some extra money and weren't old enough to know what they were really getting themselves into.

And as far as parenting, the vast majority of the parents likely had no idea their daughters were doing this. Teenagers lie to their parents all the time about what they're doing for far less. Highly doubtful any of them said, "Hey, mom and dad, I'm getting paid to go to some rich old guy's house to give him a massage. Cool?"
 
Oh for sure most of them are kidnapped or runaways.

I guess I mean for this island though, I feel like they were not kidnapped they were like "models" and stuff, I guess I just don't get it.
I don't know about the island, but the articles I had read, the girls going to his house for "massages" were literally just girls from local schools that were tricked into coming there.
 
Absolutely entitlement programs. I thought this would be the chance to cut a bunch from these programs, but once again just a bunch of posturing.
Not a chance DOGE would ever try that, not to mention I highly doubt it would hold up. It’s way too political and should only be dealt with through legislation
 
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yes. cut the fat and put them on a clock.
These guys aren't going to cut anything that affects their own companies stock prices or their friends or companies that buy off politicians and justices. That isn't going to happen, but it would be great if it did. That's why they go after the low hanging fruit. Screw the little guy. The billionaires at the inauguration will be just fine. And yes, that goes for both sides-- newsflash, the politicians on one side are not men of virtue while the other side is full of snakes.
 
Not a chance DOGE would ever try that, not to mention I highly doubt it would hold up. It’s way too political and should only be dealt with through legislation
I was talking about legislation. Sounds like medicaid is off the table and while I support strengthening of the snap work requirements, I wish they would make real cuts to these programs.
 
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These guys aren't going to cut anything that affects their own companies stock prices or their friends or companies that buy off politicians and justices. That isn't going to happen, but it would be great if it did. That's why they go after the low hanging fruit. Screw the little guy. The billionaires at the inauguration will be just fine. And yes, that goes for both sides-- newsflash, the politicians you are not men of virtue while the other side is full of snakes.
No, I’m not suggesting they’ll cut spending for defense, I don’t want them to. I’m suggesting they will look at contracts for things such as $57,000 toilets, fix the obvious bloat (which may be a lot), and repurpose the funds for legit stuff. I actually think there are a few politicians who give a shit. Not sure it is enough. More efficient spending, more efficient production. I’m expecting it.
 
I was talking about legislation. Sounds like medicaid is off the table and while I support strengthening of the snap work requirements, I wish they would make real cuts to these programs.
it's been a little over a month, my guess and hope is they will take a hard look behind closed doors after they get settled in.
 
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No, I’m not suggesting they’ll cut spending for defense, I don’t want them to. I’m suggesting they will look at contracts for things such as $57,000 toilets, fix the obvious bloat (which may be a lot), and repurpose the funds for legit stuff. I actually think there are a few politicians who give a shit. Not sure it is enough. More efficient spending, more efficient production. I’m expecting it.
That's what I am talking about. Huge contracts. Paying many times what something is worth. Personally, I don't think DOGE will deal with any of this unless they only go after certain companies and let others go. You know, say DEI a few times or whatever. It's all good. (yes I am cynical)
 
it's been a little over a month, my guess and hope is they will take a hard look behind closed doors after they get settled in.
I do too, but it's seems to be off the table already. And I doubt they would cut these as we get closer to 2026. Cut them now and show that people will survive. I'm not talking about getting the programs. We just need to start making sustainable cuts to all programs and start paying down debt. Nothing crazy, but just a step in the right direction. Cut a small enough amount and it will be unpopular to reverse it. Cut too much and it will be popular to reverse it.
 
That's what I am talking about. Huge contracts. Paying many times what something is worth. Personally, I don't think DOGE will deal with any of this unless they only go after certain companies and let others go. You know, say DEI a few times or whatever. It's all good. (yes I am cynical)
Not sure I want them screwing with allocation of funds in critical areas, except to itemize and highlight apparent imbalances. Put together a list for upper management and let them go to work.
 
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That's what I am talking about. Huge contracts. Paying many times what something is worth. Personally, I don't think DOGE will deal with any of this unless they only go after certain companies and let others go. You know, say DEI a few times or whatever. It's all good. (yes I am cynical)
Doge is a distraction. Cuts have to come from congress. These tech weirdos don't understand how DC works or what they are cutting. They are talking about trying to pass a clean continuing resolution for the rest of the fiscal year. That is literally insane. That means the entire fy25 budget would be at 2024 spending levels. With a one party majority. Talk about dysfunction.
 
I do too, but it's seems to be off the table already. And I doubt they would cut these as we get closer to 2026. Cut them now and show that people will survive. I'm not talking about getting the programs. We just need to start making sustainable cuts to all programs and start paying down debt. Nothing crazy, but just a step in the right direction. Cut a small enough amount and it will be unpopular to reverse it. Cut too much and it will be popular to reverse it.
They try it now, before midterms, it's all the other side will need to play identity politics and every hate card on the planet to get enough of their side in in 2026, and after that, there is zero chance to do anything about it. The only chance is to wait until after mid-terms, that you keep and / or add those who would support it, and hope you have the votes.
 
Doge is a distraction. Cuts have to come from congress. These tech weirdos don't understand how DC works or what they are cutting. They are talking about trying to pass a clean continuing resolution for the rest of the fiscal year. That is literally insane. That means the entire fy25 budget would be at 2024 spending levels. With a one party majority. Talk about dysfunction.
I assume that by "tech weirdos" you mean intelligent, but on the spectrum virgins with a limited understanding of the real world. Some of them are reporting that they are being made to work 100+ hour weeks.
 
Add to the list of not knowing:
Who brought cocaine into the White House that every square inch under surveillance?
Who planted the bombs on J6 also in an area that was extremely well surveilled?
Who was Crooks? Why haven't we heard more and his life totally wiped clean?
Who was driving the Tesla that blew up in front of a Trump building in Vegas?
Who was the guy who plowed through a crowd in New Orleans? Noting that he and the Vegas guy were at the same base.
Why has almost every President vowed to release the JFK files but never have?
Reported;y, files in the FBI have been deleted like crazy but there certainly must be multiple redundancy programs so what are they hoping to accomplish or hide?
the truth is out there GIF
 
I assume that by "tech weirdos" you mean intelligent, but on the spectrum virgins with a limited understanding of the real world. Some of them are reporting that they are being made to work 100+ hour weeks.
Sure. If they don't like the hours they can always quit. Can't wait to see if they have to testify under oath. That should be classic.
 
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